hoots
Prononciation : [huːts]
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Contexte : « sound »
(verb) to make a loud sound like a bird or to shout in excitement. You might hear a 'hoot' when an owl is talking or when someone cheers loudly.
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The owl hoots softly in the night, creating a peaceful atmosphere.
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The crowd didn’t hoot at the performance because it was very boring.
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What noise does the owl make when it hoots?
Contexte : « sound »
(noun) the noise made by an owl or a similar loud sound. It's often a call or an excited shout.
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We heard the hoots of the owls during our camping trip.
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There were no hoots from the forest, making it feel unusually quiet.
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Did you hear the hoots coming from the trees last night?
Contexte : « expression »
(noun) a shout of enthusiasm or excitement. Sometimes people shout 'hoots' when they are happy or surprised.
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The team received hoots of joy when they scored the winning goal.
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There were no hoots of excitement when the movie ended; everyone was silent.
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What made you give hoots of happiness at the concert?
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